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Testimonials
Taken from an email dated 11/16/07
Nebulized Allicin for Pneumonia and Upper Respiratory Infections
This winter I’m treating patients with Upper Respiratory Infections (URI) with nebulized allicin and having dramatic results. One of those successes was with pneumonia. Treatment: Standard nebulizer with sterile tubing is used. Five drops of stabalized allicin (Allimax liquid) and 10 drops of sterile saline placed in the receptacle.
Patient controls the nebulizer by turning it on and off while breathing the vapors. Instruct them to turn nebulizer on, inhale deeply into their lungs, turn the nebulizer off, hold for 30 seconds, and then slowly breathe out through their nose. Repeat until the solution is gone. This technique exposes all the respiratory membranes to the Allimax’s anti-viral, fungal and bacterial affects. Send patient home with the remains of the Allimax, instructing them to gargle five times a day using five drops in ¼ cup of warm, but not hot, water. Outcomes: I’ve treated eight severe URI patients on this protocol.
They’ve all felt relief from the nebulization and none have returned for further treatment. The pneumonia patient came in complaining of malaise, lungs “heavy” , mildly productive cough with yellow-greenish sputum, mild sore throat, and frontal headache. His temperature was 99. His throat and nasal mucosa were red and he had a slight amount of yellow nasal discharge. Moist rales in all lung fields. After the Allimax treatment I gave him a prescription for antibiotics and told him to fill it if he felt worse over the next few hours or was not better in 24 hours. I called him a few days latter and he said he felt great and never filled the antibiotic prescription.
Tom Ballard, RN, ND Seattle
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